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CITY ASP OHIKTY OFFICIAL PAPER
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For President and Silver:
W. J. BRYAN, of Nebraska.
For Vice-President.
ARTHUR -SEWALL, Maine.
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We are unalterably
opposed to the single
t gr. unalterably
opposed to erery roeas-
urecAJcauiea to ucuasc
our currebcy of Impair
the credit of ourcoun
irv. We are therefore,
rnand .the immediate
restoration of th4iree
and unlimited coinage
of gold and silver at
the, . present legal ratio
rmWh4 In th fre
i coinage of silver eace'pl
ol to to.i, wttnsut wan
lag for the. aid or con
uat nr of anvotber na,
mect with the leadinc
commercial nations oi
the world,- which we
pkdje oursehes to
promote, and uatil such
agrerment can be ob
tained, the existing
twv, VW -ixna d ik
thstHhe
the, ttandird ailrer dol
lar haU beaJull lega'
tender, equally with
ftM for all debts. tvib"
he or-riate. and we
gold standard must be
....mv -braihican
tarorc -sucn legislation
as. will prevent Ihe. de-
p'atfom, St, Incuts, lane
rnnnrttfitinB. nf any
18, isoo.
kind of legal tender
money Ty private con
tract." Democratic
platform; Chicago.
An actress it suing an eastern mil
lionaire for breach of promise becanse
he wrote ber letter calling her a dear
little chick. If be bad called bar an
old ben the would probably bare abet
him. T
The "sound money." democrats of
New Mexico will be rei resented by a
delegation at the Indianapolis conven
tion next month. The organization
was made at Abnquerque last week.
It seems strange that New Mexico
could produce even a very few such
believers. There will bs none irom
Arizona.
Here is a sample from the Phila
delphia Record: "TLe Indian bic
ycle works at Indianapolis, employing
1,500 hand, have shutdown till after
election as a matter of business pre
caution. It will be folly to expect the
wheels to Turn at 'all aolonz as a pos
sibility shall exist that anarchy msy
vault into tb9 saddle .and grasp the
handle-bars.'
The Herald, published at the city of
Mexico, in-re'vlewing": the -prosperit y
of that country, AtUibules-il U the
jrold. standard in the United States,
madsays : "MeKinley'd election is for
Mexico's interest. Twsnty-five years
more of appreciated gold in the United
tttnsind-tbVtViniB period "ol cheap
".1 ver here. will maertbJs.k rich and
powerful nation." -. - '
Among the humeroas persons wno
have. been cured of reheumatlsm by
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, "mention
should' be made of MrSTEniily 'Thorne,
of Toledo, Wash., who says "I have
never been 'able to' procure any medicin e
that wonld relieve me of rheumatism like
Chamberlain's Pain Balm., I bave'al.o
uitdlt'ior'lariie back with great 'snece'ss
It is ths best. liniment I have ever -used,
and I take pleasure in recommending it
oralriendi'' For sale by Druggists
Tb fcauJ oi la;, borers era tiM aovlM. the
rest) wl.o la er.w iar Uti2 Un tup o: l.,
to the Siot. I: t. feiritj "h.rror to be as
trvnt as as nx I -lar, lo be. weak at a ktura
lo-x&orrow. -ft ti a'aCrlema warmisc ll laoiJS
t teJvt. I it. a xounaU- la the Bits "of xiaaaK.
U joa ai'svr u iy )oartf 'b '
CRKT HtTSViM
wlO lIr rco- J ! fasrlr ctaila
stsr-araUon. bat U a powerfal on.
Budraa rutorti.'aS.allJa, mtn ttx BrMOt
Ufa, Jt la for man. 1: la rnaa teat frUOjL . B
T&w awCar. froa weakBM. trom tnpaTred orloM'
asaahcoil, lt.ra hae.ie4arsar khTofa or
lajuretr fStfr llirr rocibsuld writ sast tcara
aU atooataby Cri Uitljtn. Clrralart and i
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What Are We Here For?
;THJE FUN OR THE MOP
From tie expression upon our friends face, lie is
evidently here for neither but as for us
WE -ARE HEEE FOE, BOTH.
We are handling
JF-HVISTJK:
Whicli for easy and
Cottolene Cottolene - Cottolen.
That perfection for .shortening purposes is
giving general satisfaction We have it in .
3, 5, and 10 Pound Pailsi
WE
are well supplied with
for use during this hot
Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Boast Turkey, Boast
Chicken, Sardines of allkinds, Canned 'Soups. in.
variety, French, Enelish and AmericMackeral
in cans, Brook Trout in either Tomato--or r,
Mustard sauces, ' Deviled' Turkey,
Chicken, Tongue, and Earn, Ham-
burger, Eels in Jelly, Boston
Baked Beans plain' or in
Tomato Sauce; An?
fmany other;Goods
too
to mention.
Also in regular receipt
American Cheese.
3ont"Forge: .thatwe are scle ..i.erits lor Tombstone and4 ,
- " " vicnityjor '
Cbaiie & Santorn Seai Brand Cotee.,
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CORNFB OF JS1X1R
StDiO.AJ-.LS SO.AJP
perfect washing cant' be '.beat:
prepared goods of. all kinds
weather consisting; of
numerous
of .Holld,,JLimpurgeiijind
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ANn ALLEN 82REEE8.
PONtAWNi
J . A.KOSKA JProprietop.
ttnetl Stick of 11'iWf, IAqttori'and
Cigars in theTerritory.
PRIVATE ClUajUQMS ATTACHED.
Best and Purest Brands of Whiskies
' . Brandies ind.Winei kept Con
stantly ou Hand.
You uUHnd "At" ut home, on AlUr.
f ' St. let. Mh and 6th.
THE WILLOWS,
CHAS, BULOTTI,Prppr.
Choicest line pi Winea and
n, . r - t , rt
Liquors. .
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lmporttd and Domeitie Cigan, .
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Csitrffou Attention to Patron.
Alien, bet. 4th & 5th. Tembstone
Billiard Parlors,
J. K. McDONOOGH, Prop.
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2A Jine-rf and B(st Htttd Bittiara
Parlor in the City.
Importer of the Best Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
iUiard and Pool TahUt in Conjunc
. tion. Mixed Drink a Specialty.
Private Club Room.
Allen, bet. 4th A' Ctb.Tombston
COMET SALOON
CARLiviTOtPAMPropr's,
WINES.LIQU0RS& CIGARS.
Dealer in BqurV Trith and Scotch
Whitky, and Other Well Known
Brand. A Specialty made"
of bett Claret and Wine.
Billiard Parlcr in Connnectioh and the
Cedes Place in Town. "
Allen, bet..Oth& 7Ui, Tombstone
ST. LOUIS
WHOLESALE
AND
RETAIL
BEER HILL
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de'ril torttdnheuser Busch
'Beer,
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CATARRH
LOCAL DISEASE
aatfiaiJwrwaHaicwIaaaj
utrtM eliawUc caanasi, ,
It caa be tared by a plcaaant
nrnedr Mca It applied U
racayiBtotataottrila. Ba
jMustetiv aftawbtd tt (rfM
Eh'sFian BaJn
tittiMjwWead to ba the moit thoroaah
ISaaal Catarrh. Cold In Uead and Hayeree of an
I OHM, it opena ana Kitw m ptaal paaaaf,
aSaya pate and rnflimmartt . heala tho aoraa, yn-
f 1 1. 9ttm nmtMM twfim rklL wlnm thM ...
s(taatandtiMn.v PrlceSfle.aitOnitvl't'orbysaaa.'
su.1 jaWjiaup, w arrrn sine. new lore,
MILL FOE SALE.
A tenAtamp miEl' COSrIXTSl6 pans, 3 set
tlers, anagiutcc;-two'f8-fobtieotiiiiC concen
trators, 16x36 Coilisengine, twti boilers, all in
good wtjrkin'oMer." Building nearly new
Can be saored as it s dose to railtmd. Mast
be sold, and caa be bo.gh for JS.000 cask
aosvmcxoa escc, somnstone An
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TOMBSTONE
PrUIS ViSPflE,
- . Op. (Veils Fargo Co. " "
A Ckoiee. Stack of Pure and
Fresh Drags and Medi ,
v y ciBespa;HiaL I
Fall Line of Leading Patent Medicines
Prescriptions 'Compounded
by a Careful Competent '
and Experienced
Prescriptipmst
Fine Selection jof
NOTION?. TOILET C0MS, PERFUMES
" PIONEER' l w
BARBER SHOP,
JOSEPH LIPPERT.Projp.
Everything' Neat, Clean and in First
" J ' Cla Order!.'
Shaving, Shampooing and Haircutting
f!one in an Artistic Manner.
Jlie Oldett andfMoit Favorably Known
Barber on. the Coatt.
' Pay Him a CalL
Allrss. brt. 4th: Stb.TambwtoDe
CITY BARBER SHOP
AND
Bath Rooms.
J. B. 31IANO, Prrprietor,
Hair Cutting, Shavine and Shampooing
Large, Convenient and Commodious
Hath Rooms attached. Hot and
Cold Shower Baths. Every
thing first-class
Year of Practical Experience muhes
thi Shaving Parlor a mott
Popular Retort.
Allen, near Car. Stli. Tombstone.
Undertaking Txuue of
C. B Tarbell
Coffins, Caskets. Robes. Etc
From the Plainest to the Finest Made,
The Colnmbia Iron Caskets kept Con
stantly in stock.
Bodie Temporarily or Permanently
Embalmed by the Latest Procet.
The National. Matte Smelter.
A practical and simple method of mattine
sulphide ores, such asnicUe, copper, gold and
silver ores. In localities where lead ores and
fuels are scarce and almost unattainable, our
pyritic, water jacket Matte Smelter has been re
cognised 'with highly satisfactory results, and
has been thoroughly tested on various pjratic
sulphide and arsenide ores, in capacity of 3 to
So tons (per day. It is the most practical,
cheapest arid simplest method cf pold and silver
ore , mature anJ concectcaung that is xnown
today " " ' '
It requiresno erao-din.-UTr skill, no lead ores.
no fluxing material, and no fuel of any kind for
inc. tneiier aiier u is stance;, ine suipnurin
the ore is its natural futl only, and its cost has
no comparison with any other process of con
centrating We are prepared to furnish any sire or capac
ity plant complete to substantial mining people,
set it up and furnish our men to run ir for them
on easy payments. Price and specifications
furnished with references and testimonials on
application,
NATIONAL ORE & REDUCTION Co.
5736 Cheltenham Avenue, St. Louis, Mo,
Manufacturers of Furnaces for
Nickle, Copper, Gold, Silver and Lead O -e
jai-iy
Thla Is Tour Opportunity.
On receipt of ten cents, rah or etamps,
a cenerons sample will bn mailed of the
most popular Catarrh ami 11J XariT Cure
(Ely's Cream Balm) aatHeicnt; to demon
strate the great merits of the remedy.
ELY BEOTHEKS.
ZG Warren St., Kcir York City.
Ber. John Reid, Jr.. cf Grrot FallsMonL,
recommended Ely's Cream Iiahu to me. I
can emphasize his statemint, "Itisapcsi
Utb cure for catarrh if used rw directe.,,
Rev. Francis W. Poole. PastorContralPrea.
Church, Helena, Mont.
- Ely's Cream Balm; u, the aclmowledged
cure t or catarrh and contains no mercury
mot aay injurioos drug.- Trice. CO cents.
Notice to Creditors.
In Ihe Probate Court, of the Ccuuty of Cochise,
Territory of Arizona.
ESTATE OF JANE L. BERRY, deceased.
Notice is hereby Rtvrn by the undersiged ad
miniarator of the eatate of Jane L. Berry, de
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons tar
ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary Touchers,
within four months alter the first publicati'n
nf this notice. 13 the administrator, at Willcox,
incth'countyof Cochise, ' - -
nikuuii..Muuo,
Administrator of the estate of Jane L. Berry,
deceased.
Dated July 14th, 189&. !
Consolidated National Bank.
OfTsctes, Arii.aa.
CaniUl Stock - . - $50,000.
OFFICERS.
M. P. FREEMAN. President.
W. C DAVUjVise-PresMent.
rC B. ENN:Caahlea
Issuesdrafts avauabls at.aaypoint is the
United States. Dtaws biusof exchange oa a
Earopeaa cities, and makes a specialty of ot-ol
towa acccasnii with, javdiirlnsls. faaaa ss4 oa
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PIONEER
Carriage Blacksmith
a. ii. EivrivtJErii'op.
Corner Third an 1 Allen.
The largest 'and Best Equipped
All Kinds of Buggv, Wagon and
Woodwork Neatly and
Promutlv Done.
BLMSMITHING
1 Best Facilities for
Repairing in Wood and Iron. None
but First-class Workmen
Employed.
I SATISFACTION
SSTuU assortment of hardwood and iron for sale.
LL
SmSS5flB8ffl2(g5BmB;
O. L. OUMMINGS.
Wholesale and Retail Butcher,
COB. .rTH AND FREMONT SI 1CEETS. i
Beef. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausage, Bologna Pickled Trip
Choice Steaks, Roasts, etc. Experienced Cutters.
Free Delivery to all parts of the City. Your p Jtronage solicited.
CHAS. BACIGALUPI ..
Femon bet.7th and 8th.
THE E0UETH WARD BUTCHER
Tlie Choicest of Meats, Skillfull" Cut and Always
Fresh and Sweet Low Prices, Good
, Weight and Prompt Delivery.
FAMILY ORDRS SOLICITEL.
TOMBSTONE GAS CO.
A. ASHMAN Lessee.
WELSBACH INCANDESCENT 3AS LIGHT
In General Use throughout the United States and Europe, d successfully comr
ing with Electricity, both in Brilliancy and Cost of Light. Uses Three Cub
Feet of Gas per Hour, and yields a Light of Sixty-Candle Power,
Equal to four ordinary burners with double that amount of gas.
COST OF1 J-AMOP t2.75
Placed in Position Without- Extra Charge.
Orn.:K IX BASK BWI.IM.VU. TOWII4TO.VE, AKIZOH ft.
IIOCHISE HOUSE. MKS
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) Corner Fourth and Toughnut Streets.
ELEGANTLY FtXRlVISIIEr BOOD1S
'tM7 Visitors to this city will find the Cochise a, superior hotel sad oi.
offering excellent accomodation.
A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS SAMPLE BOOM FOR COMMERCIAL ME
AU Modem Conveniences. Rates Moderate.
SAN JOSE HOUSE.
JVLRS. F. J. BEAN, Prop.
Centrally Located, Largef Clean am
W.ellVintilated Rooms.
Palace Hotel.
FIRST CSASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Everything Made Convenient lor Guests Special Rates to Parties bytheWt
or Month. Renovated Throughout.
SAMPLE-JiOOU FOR DRUMMERS.
HOTEL ARLINGTO
MDRS. A. AVJLLXATVISOPf, ProprietresK.
rr TfiMRRTnUF. ARIZONA
I NEWLY FURNISHED" LARGE AIRY
1 ROOMS. .BEST ACCOMMODATION-
This Favorite Headquarters for Ccmmercul Men hasrectntlt Itrnn'wly utte
renovated and neatly furnished throughout with special teicieiice to the traeltt.
public Rooms ensuite and. single Prices Moderate.
Everything fiirst-claie. fkwifla MBa for comraerial n.e:
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the Territory. ,&
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AND HORSESHOEING.
Doing All Kinds of
GUARANTEED.
i)Ay.so
Proprietress
Mrs. S. GALLEN, Pi op.
Fifth bet. Allen and Toug .r.u
Torabstonr, - A izon
PARLOR FOR (1UE
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